The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-08-19

Several cases OF typhoid fever are
reported in this end of the county.
Basil r. Hanna will teach the
Rising Sun public school the next
term. ..t
DR.. Smith has put q new tin
roof on his portico. &C. Mcclure
did the work.
Last Sunday was observed as tenn
perance day by the Friends Firstday
school of West Nottingham.
The Peninsula Press Association
is announced to meet at Rehybeth,
for weeks recreation on the coast.
"Fluzy" had a kicking spell on
Wednesday afternoon. She started
at Buckley's stable and kicked till
she reached Worrall's store.
Wiley & Fryer of Colora are run
ming off their summer goods prepare.
tory for laying in fall stock. Now is
the time to secure bargains at Colo
III. ,....5 .4EA r@#tt@
Oxford Clerks Camping Club
pitched their tent on Wednesday at
, McCall's Ferry in York county where
they will spend a week.
Lewis K. Ascherield of Havre de
Grace started on bicycle for De
troit, Michigan, August 3rd. When
last heard from he was progressing
finely.
The largest crops of wheat and
grass raised in Cecil County the past
season were grown by practical farm
ers who use Eureka Fertilizers.
Mr.. James Tucker and wife, Misses
Norma and Louise Kirk of Baltimore
and Miss Annie Bryan of Elkton are
visiting Jas. W. Reynolds for a few
weeks.
Miss Phoebe Passmore. of this
town, will teach school at Malvern
not Malvern Hill where the sanguin-
ary battle was fought, near Rich.
mond-in the fall.
A little daughter of Harvey CLARK
mine host of the cross keys at Cal.
vert, had three of her fingers partially
blown off by the explosion of dyni.
mite cartridge which she was playing
with.
Carter & Brown received at their
cannery in three days, Monday Tues.
day and Wednesday this week AZ
tons, 994 pounds of corn in the husk
for which they pay a half cent per
pound.
The catalogue of Talbot county
Fair has been received. So 600 are
offered as premiums The Fair will
be held at Easton, September goth
to 23rd inclu i've.
Hamilton Diston's steam yacht
"Manitee," put into Elkton harbor
last week short of provisions. She
was revictuled and Immediately "put
to sea again"
Only ~ prisoners in Elkton jail
less than half the usual number.
Prohibition has doubtless been the
cause of this change for the better.
The tree is known and also valued by
it fruits.
Very large crops of wheat and grass
follow the use of Farmers Favorite
Bone Phosphate" manufactured by
the Eureka Fertilizer Company, Per-
ryville, Md. -
Ernest H. Robertson. son of W.
IT. B. r. Robertson has gone to In
diana to occupy a clerkship with his
cousin, David Custin who is exten.
sively engaged in mers handising in
South Whitley in that State. .
A peach and ice cream festival
will be given by Rising Sun Sunday
School, on Saturday evening. August
9th in the Public Hall, commencing
at 6 o'clock. The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the School.
The Groome Guards are authorized
to recruit their numbers by the ad-
dition of few more men. They also
want four young men from Is years
old and upwards as drummers. The
Sun could supply the drummers.
George W. Clifford, of Zion, whose
barn was burned last week lost 1OC
tons of hay 500 bushels of wheat and
q now of oats. This comprised his
entire summer crops. His growing
corn is all that he will have left Of
this years crops.
Messrs. Barnes & Archer. sash and
door manufacturers of Port Deposit
have sold out their lumber business
at Lapidum, in Hartford. II is re
ported that Mr.. Archer will Withdraw
from the hrm and the business a
Port be conducted by Mr.. Barnes.
jersey COWS sold at S. r. Carson''
sale on Monday for $S3 to $50 ant
beifers for SIS to $2S. The sale wa